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Endpoints are the gateways to your organization’s most sensitive data. But they’re often left vulnerable by misconfigurations and overlooked best practices. These vulnerabilities create significant
Neglecting UEFI BIOS firmware security leaves organizations vulnerable to stealthy, persistent threats that operate below the OS, creating a critical blind spot in their cybersecurity defenses.
UEFI BIOS vulnerabilities stem from supply chain implants, code bugs, and misconfigurations, emphasizing the need for rigorous security measures.
Learn how to safeguard your clients’ networks by addressing vulnerabilities at the BIOS firmware level. Discover the benefits of using tools like FirmGuard to remotely manage and secure endpoints, increase technician efficiency, and boost your revenue, all while closing critical cybersecurity gaps.
The top six UEFI BIOS firmware attacks, their devastating impact, and how to protect your systems with advanced security measures to prevent firmware breaches.
Learn how Remote BIOS Configuration enables IT teams to manage BIOS settings across manufacturers, improving security, efficiency, and reducing on-site travel.
FirmGuard is uniquely positioned in the marketplace to help IT administrators monitor their endpoints for firmware vulnerabilities and thus keep up with the NIST CSF Detect function (DE.CM): Assets are monitored to find anomalies, indicators of compromise, and other potentially adverse events.
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